16 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Besmirch' in a Sentence
"To soil, tarnish, or discolor." more
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The disgruntled employee was besmirching the company's image by spreading rumors.
Despite her accomplishments, he was besmirching her achievements due to personal bias.
The campaign sought to besmirch the opponent's record with misleading information.
The detective worked tirelessly to uncover the truth and besmirch the lies surrounding the case.
The artist was careful not to besmirch the canvas with unnecessary brushstrokes.
The journalist was careful not to besmirch the facts with sensationalism in reporting the crime.
The opposing team was besmirching the referee's decisions during the heated soccer match.
False testimonials were besmirching the credibility of the new health product.
The competitor is besmirching our product by spreading false rumors about its safety.
A single negative review can besmirch the image of a well-established company.
He had been besmirching the company's image through leaked internal documents.
I have been besmirching my reputation with a series of unfortunate incidents.
Critics claimed the tabloid's stories were meant to besmirch the integrity of celebrities.
The critic's negative review attempted to besmirch the film's artistic merit.
Critics argued that the biased review was besmirching the film's reputation unfairly.
Gossip and envy will have besmirched the harmony within the tight-knit community.
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